DeXe's price climbed just over 7% in the last 24 hours and 41.5% over the past week, reaching a new local high of $5.51 on 15 March 2026. The daily RSI has moved above 70 three times since 25 February, and a liquidation map points to a possible retracement. Traders are watching the $6.3-$7.3 supply zone above and a potential dip toward $5 or below $4.2 as key levels for the next move.

Over the past week, AI-linked cryptocurrencies have outperformed the broader market, with several major tokens posting double-digit gains and FET climbing 35.8%. FET is now testing the former support at $0.195 as resistance, and a sustained move to around $0.205 could signal a continuation toward the $0.24 swing high. Short-term traders are watching acceptance above $0.20 as a trigger zone while monitoring nearby liquidity clusters that could attract price.

Bitcoin Cash slipped into the long-term $440–$470 demand zone and briefly bounced from $470, but the broader price structure and momentum indicators remained bearish. On-chain data for 2026 showed uneven accumulation, with some mid-sized and large holders adding while other cohorts continued to sell, and the 90-day MVRV fell to its lowest level since October 2025. With the 365-day Mean Coin Age reflecting waves of distribution and capital outflows intensifying, a decisive drop in Bitcoin below $70,000 and $66,000 could put the $440 support at risk.

Midnight’s NIGHT token dropped 6.7% in the last 24 hours and 21.78% over ten days, with bears defending the $0.062 level despite its spot listing on Binance on 13 March. The price is retesting support near $0.047, while the 1-day and 4-hour charts remain bearish and traders watch for a possible rebound toward $0.055-$0.059 as the mainnet launch approaches in the final week of March.

World Liberty Financial's WLFI token saw daily trading volume jump 166% while price gained just 0.39% over 24 hours, amid a 4.35% intraday pullback in Bitcoin. The token was rejected near a local supply zone and the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement level, with technical indicators and Fibonacci projections pointing to a continuation of the prevailing downtrend.

On 13 March, Bitcoin climbed to $73.9K after spot ETFs recorded 570 BTC of positive inflows valued at $41.9 million, before sellers pushed the price back towards $70K. Bitcoin's funding rates have mostly been negative in March and sentiment has turned extremely fearful, while historical data from midterm election years since 2014 shows an average annual BTC return of -56%, pointing to a potential move near $39K if the pattern repeats. The same historical pattern highlights that post-election years have instead brought an average Bitcoin gain of 54%.

Dogecoin defended the $0.088 support and gained about 15% over five days, with prices challenging the $0.10 local lower high. Analysts note that a move above $0.127 would be required to shift the broader trend upward, while liquidity between $0.105 and $0.11 could still attract price before another bearish phase. DOGE may consolidate in a potential range roughly bounded by $0.088 and just above $0.10.

Pi Network's PI token has climbed 51% from last Friday's low at $0.194 to around $0.294, with a 20.5% daily gain and a 142% surge in trading volume. Although price structure remains bullish and indicators such as RSI and OBV signal strong momentum, the overbought readings near the $0.29-$0.30 supply area suggest scope for a pullback toward lower support.

Sui's SUI token climbed 7.3% in the last 24 hours as Bitcoin reclaimed the $70k level, but its broader trend remains bearish. The price has been capped between $0.85 and $1.01, with the $1.00–$1.05 region acting as a supply zone. A move above $1.05 is needed to signal a potential longer-term bullish shift, amid cooling spot volume trends since late 2025.